Am I wasting lots of time and effort selecting specific focus points? I
always try to select a point that is nearest to the area in the photo I
definitely want to be in focus, such as the eyes in a portrait. So of
course, when I change from portrait to landscape orientation or the
desired focal point in the photo changes, I'm having to do another
focus selection. Really a PITA. Everyone else seems to just use the
center focal point, then recompose. That is certainly faster and
easier, but I read that is NOT the best way to do it because when you
move the camera to recompose, you can be making a large change in the
focal plane as compared to where you focused with the center point. I
have not done any extensive tests to see if this proves out, but I can
definitely see how it *could*.... probably at closer ranges rather than
at large distances.
Just wondering what others' views are on this.
Thanks,
Steve
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